Grain Warehouse Destroyed After Train Collision at Waynecastle
Garnet Tarner, 35, of Chambersburg, died in a warehouse fire sparked when Gulf Refining Co tank truck was struck by Western Maryland Railroad No. 1644 at the Waynecastle crossing. Firemen and the engineer escaped injury as a large gas tank was hurled from the truck and the warehouse burned within minutes. Tarner, killed by burns, left a wife and two children. engineer John Shaver, shaken, assisted by witnesses.
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Garnet Tarner
Chambersburg
Western Maryland Railroad
Gulf Refining Company
C Aty
Waynecastle
Dau Tle
Tanner
Iyla
Frank Miler
Waynecaatls
Warner Waa
Guterlea
Ingine
John Shaver
Thrown From Third Story by Gangsters On Construction Site
A guard, Mullen, at an under construction apartment building was attacked by gangsters. He was propelled from a third story window and severely injured. The assailants fled the scene after aiming to bomb the structure. Wealthy residents and committees hired guards to protect their homes amid rising gang risk.
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Mullen
Ullleons
Conmittes
Pen Mar Improvement Association Meeting at Grauts Hotel
The Pen Mar Improvement Association met at Graut's Hotel in Pen Mar. President William Wingert of Hagerstown resigned due to inability to attend, with the group acknowledging his past work. A resolution expressed appreciation and regret for his departure as plans referenced forthcoming Pen-Mar activities and a May 27 event.
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Wingert
Pen-Mar
Graut
William Wingert
Hagerstown
Hint Ang
Bur h Jury Deadlocked After 42 Hours of Deliberation
In Los Angeles on May 2 the jury failed to reach a verdict in the trial of Arthur C. Tarek on murder charges. After 42 hours of deliberation the panel remained deadlocked, with jurors Ripton Kone, Neily Wink, and Sudga Reaves among those noted as undecided.
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Die
United
Accoud
Arthur C. Tarek
Retton Kone Neily Wink
Sudga
Storms Take Heavy Toll in 3 States
Three people are reported dead and several injured as severe storms lash Oklahoma Kansas and Texas. Fatalities include two women in Oklahoma City area with tornadoes causing extensive property damage. Towns such as Shawnee Bella Plain Winfield and Wichita report damage from tornadoes and cloudbursts.
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Oklahoma City
Ohio
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
O'Kesne
Okla
Shawnee
Okie
Kaosne
Bella Plain
Winfield
Wichita
Defalcation at Coatesville Bank Exceeds Two Hundred Thousand
State bank examiners in Coatesville, Pennsylvania, report shortages exceeding 200000 due to defalcation by Raymond Newin and misappropriation by Burton Cadwallader, former receiving teller now held on four federal indictments. Cadwallader and Newin reportedly confessed. the case remains under investigation.
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Coatesville
State Bank
Bank of
Raymond Newin
Burton Cadwallader
Liberty
Tim
Maryland Amusement Company of Hagerstown Incorporated
The Maryland Amusement Company of Hagerstown has been incorporated with headquarters at 11 North Jonathan Street. Corporators are John J. Dochert, Joyce N. Byers, and Grayson M. Graber with capital stock valued at 26,000 dollars. The firm aims to furnish motion pictures and theatrical plays for entertainment.
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Maryland Amusement Company of
Hagerstown
North Jonathan Street
John J. Dochert
Joyce N. Byers
Grayson M. Graber
Bulgaria Denies Communists Upheaval Report
A London dispatch reports Bulgarian officials refuting a claimed uprising and exile of political leaders. The story ties rumors to instability claims in Bulgaria and mentions Baron Wrinstel and Premier Btarbowlinschy, without clear corroboration.
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United Wrenn
London
Balgaria
Hn Tondo
Barly
Avi
Btarbowlinschy
Reyble
Bulgaria
Dite
Sette
Thane
Baron Wrinstel
Pussyfoot Johnson to Speak in Hagerstown Thursday
William E Johnson known as Pussyfoot Johnson will lecture at Trinity Lutheran Church Thursday night in Hagerstown. The speaker, famed for anti alcohol campaigns, recently toured India and spoke to about a million people. He may address prohibition, enforcement, and local interests. Johnson's travels include planned stops in London and New Zealand with a forecast of world wide prohibition within a generation.
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William E Johnson
Hagerstown
Pussyfoot
Johnson
Nila
India
Hindona
London
England
New Zealand
Chief Barber Vows Rigorous Enforcement of Speed Law
Chief Barber announced a war on speeders in Hagerstown promising strict enforcement. Two or more officers on high powered motorcycles will patrol key streets Potomac Locust and Washington. The heart limit is 12 miles per hour while outskirts allow 15 miles and state highways 36 miles per hour.
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Hagerstown
Barber
Apeedera
Potomac
Locust
Washington
Chief Barker
Thieves Enter Boarding House at 36 East Washington
Thieves last night entered the boarding house at 36 East Washington kept by Mrs. John Bowers and looted the kitchen cupboard escaping with $5 in groceries. Mrs. Bowers suspects entry by a skeleton key. The theft was found this morning.
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East Washington Armost
John Bowers
Gollins and Griffith to Meet British Cabinet in London
London May 22 Michael Cokin and Arthur Griffith will arrive in London next week to confer with the British cabinet on Ireland. The announcement came this afternoon in the House of Commons.
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London
Michael Cokiin
Arthur Grifith
Hyalt Aion
Ireland
Contmons
Yeast Salesman Killed By Train Near Chambersburg
Harvey Snyder, a representative of the Fistschmann Yeast Company, was killed when his car was struck by a Pennsylvania train near Rust Fayetteville. The accident at 7:20 left a large head wound and severe injuries. Snyder died at Chambersburg Hospital ten minutes later. The train crew included Conductor Arthur G. Wratt and Manager Harry Moth. he left behind a wife and two children.
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Chambersburg
Harvey Snyder
Fistschmann Yeast Company
Rust Fayetteville
Here
Pennsylvania
Snyder
Arth
Arthur G. Wratt
Mugincer
Harry Moth
Dhe iModamanda
Ayo Chilldren
No Redaction Report On Vague International Notice
Fragmentary text lists representatives and notices in unclear terms. It references firms and a general notice about lay dates and events without coherent details. No clear individuals, organizations, or locations are discernible to form a precise summary.
Ulster Leader Shot 10 Death Sparks Outrage
Ulster Parliament member W. J. Twaddle was shot to death by three assailants in Belfast street. Seven bullets struck his back as the murderers fled, with Sir Jorg Craig urging a final appeal to curb the outrage. Residents in Williamsport are urged to help clean up Riverview today, answering Mayor Taylor's call for volunteers.
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Wniten Yrenn
Belfast
W. J. Twaddle
Fred
Jorg Craigy
Williamsport
Taylor
Riverview
McCardell Dies After an Operation in Washington
Thomas E McCardell longtime Hagerstown resident dies at Silby Hospital Washington after an operation. Former Herald and Mall News reporter and Globe employee, he later ran McCardell and Futtaro job printing firm in Hagerstown before moving to Washington twenty five years ago to work at the Government Printing Office. Survived by widow two daughters two sisters and three brothers. Funeral from Washington home with burial at Rose Hill Cemetery after arrival in Baltimore.
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Thomas HO. McCordell
Hagerstown
Silby Hospital
Washington
McCardell
Hageratown
Herald and Mall News Repory
Globe
J. Frank Tatterer
McCardall & Futtarot
McClardell
Government Printing Office
McCardet
The
Reformed Church
Basides
Mary 2. Bachtell
Beagig Mongan
Washingston
Don
T. Holgar McCardell
Slaters
Mary
Beidenstricker
Lutis Mer ‘Garden
A. C. McGardall
Moederlek
W. H. McCardell
D. McGardell
Ita
Big City
Dm Wadnestuy
Buattimore
Ohio
Rose Bilt Cemetery
State Athletic Meet Opens at City Park Today
The annual Washington county athletic meet began this morning at City Park with over half again as many entries as in recent years. Dr Bardick, directing the meet in Maryland, arrived with four assistants and started the program at 10 o'clock. Toledo, O boasts of the largest goldfish hatchery in the world.
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Washington County
Dr. Bardick
Maryland
Toledo
Blizzard alibi falters at Blizzard treason trial
General Bandholz testified that Blizzard was in Logan county on orders not to aid an armed miners march. He declined memory on statements by William Patry and denied coordination by United Mine Workers leaders. Defense argues Blizzard tried to disperse rebels and return them home, basing case on the alibi.
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Unites Pree
Charles Town
Harry H. Bandholz
West Virginia
Bandhola
Logan Courtry
Bandhole
Bilevard Aan
Racine
Willian Patry
United Mine Workers, District Organsation
Agad Bilevard
Petry
Bandholz
Blizzard
Avolda
Bealdan
United Mine Workers
Bardholz
Fred Mooney
Frank Keeney
Detsmaa
Logan Sounty
Minera
Fouse
Elscarg
Italian on Trial for Assault in Shooting Incident
Joy Meloguello, an Italian, stood before a jury charged with assault with intent to kill after allegedly shooting Silvia Benivenda during a quarrel at Security on the result. Interpreters assisted as witnesses spoke limited English. defense attorneys were Roulette and Sweeney with State's Attorney Wolfidger prosecuting. Other outcomes included Harrison Young found not guilty of robbing Edith Franks with accomplices posing as prohibition officers, Silas Shank ordered to serve time for bastardy with fines, Harry Schlotterbeck ordered to pay weekly sums, and Vernon Gueseford found guilty on the charge of automobile theft with clemency requested.
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Joy Meloguello
Silvia Benivenda
Stlal
Witneassa
Boniventia
Messrs. Roulette
Sweeney
Wolfidge
House of Correction
Harry Schlotterbeck
Vernon Gueseford
AL H. Lehman
Rail industry reluctant to cut freight rates despite wage concerns
Washington May 22 executives press wage reductions before approving President Harding’s desired freight rate cut. White House discussions reveal reluctance to large rate cuts, fear of higher transportation costs, need for better wage settlements, and possible opposition from railroad brotherhoods amid broader policy debates.
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Harding
Washington
Hacding
White House
Ratl
Alan
Hoona
49 Ex-Convicts Are Postal Employees
New York May 22 postal officials from Washington announced after investigation that 40 ex-convicts were quietly added to the force in New York. The probe centered on claims tied to Liberty bonds and a $1,172,900 bond issue, revealing a pattern of lax postings and unsettled employee records.
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New York
United States
Washington
Simon
Old Folks at Annual Service in Middletown Valley
Residents in the northern half of Middletown Valley and nearby Washington county attended a reunion at Myersville United Brethren Church. The clock was moved back, and services echoed 40 years ago with Rev. W Kahler leading hymns. Elders and a large crowd gathered, with notable attendees from Washington county and others, including 91 year old David Wyand.
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Middletown Valley
Washington ‘County
van Ryan Litenhott
Roy
Mr. Ridenaur
Wetirgt Mliistas
Canny
Boul, Artie
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Chief Barber
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Griffith
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Ulster
T. E. McArdell
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Melogiello
W. Morgan Cross
Curegh
N.Y
U.S
David Wyand
Keedysville
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